Kyiv's Boryspil airport plans no major investment in capital construction

14:09, 15.03.2016 1 min read

Acting General Director of state-owned Boryspil International Airport (Kyiv) Yevhen Dykhne says the facility is not planning considerable investment in capital construction during 2016.

"We do not plan any major investments in capital construction in 2016. A parking lot was to be finished, but after the Cabinet decided on its concession, we are forced to save money. We plan to prepare blueprints for the renovation of Terminal D and extend an apron in 2016. We've earmarked funds in the financial plan for this, and I hope we'll be able to begin this work in 2017, he said at a press conference in Kyiv on Tuesday.

The airport's financial plan posted on the Ukrainian Infrastructure Ministry's website foresees capital investment in 2016 at UAH 541.8 million, including UAH 214.7 million for capital construction. Another UAH 214.7 million has been allocated for the purchase of fixed funds, UAH 15.5 million for the purchase of intangible assets, UAH 96.8 million for modernization and upgrading of fixed assets.